Blue Toasters: Basic is Still Best

Blue toaster ovens are used for many things, such as toasting, broiling and reheating basic food items. The modern kinds usually consume between 600 and 1200 Watts for a 3-minute toast. Because of its ability to heat food fast, it can help you save on electricity, and can be a very useful substitute to a standard oven. Some models of the toaster oven have a slow heat cooking option for more equal cooking.

The early versions of the toaster primarily used a flat metal surface to hold the bread against open fire to toast it. This metal tray-like thing had a long handle which allowed the user to easily put bread into and pull it out of the fire. In the modern times however, this tiring method of toasting bread has already been replaced by an electric-powered toaster oven.

Some of the first models of blue toasting machines which did not become too successful were the electric and iron wired toasting machines. Electric appliances which used iron wirings failed tremendously because the wiring was prone to melting and fire hazards. Later thereafter, new models of blue toasters were eventually developed, which used various kinds of patented technologies.

There was a toaster in 1913 that was invented and could turn breads over automatically. This model was further developed later on, which gave birth to a semi-automatic blue toaster, which used a bimetallic strip to toast breads and turned off automatically once the bread is already toasted. What followed the semi-automatic toaster was the popup toaster, which automatically ejected slices of bread right after the toasting cycle is done. While that type used a lever to be turned on and to place the bread in for toasting, the later versions had more automatic features that removed the need for levers of such kinds.

The main 3 variants of toasters are the toaster oven, popup toaster and conveyor toaster. The popup toaster is the most basic kind and has slots for slices of bread to be inserted vertically, which automatically pops out when they’re already toaster. The toaster oven on the other hand is a bit larger than that and appears like a miniature version of an electric oven, while the conveyor is a commercial blue toaster used to toast several hundreds of slices of bread in an hour.

Even though there are already other innovations such as the microwave, when it comes to producing crisp toasts, nothing still beats the blue toaster.